Caught up and I'm really enjoying it.
I know they've said it will be the last series, but it's not as if any of the leads are about to Hugh Laurie it in Hollywood so it wouldn't surprise me if they carry on.
Caught up and I'm really enjoying it.
I know they've said it will be the last series, but it's not as if any of the leads are about to Hugh Laurie it in Hollywood so it wouldn't surprise me if they carry on.
Oh and loving the new Machiavellian Mark.
They'll probably die at the end or something. It's always been quite dark.
Wasn't great last night I thought. Bit flat.
Is it really the last one tonight? Fuck sake.
That Norwich line was brilliant.
That last one was a bit depressing and not particularly funny, I thought.
Yea, doesn't feel like a proper ending at all.
I thought a bit of an understated and depressing final scene was the perfect way to end it.
It did properly pull the rug out when you thought it just might end happily for Mark.
I thought the last two eps were a bit disappointing all in all. Still a decent series overall, but nowhere near the likes of seasons 2 and 3.
The whole season was worth it just for Super Hans calling the the fish 'old school' and 'one of the good guys'.
A pretty fitting end, both still stuck in that flat with nowhere else to go/be with. Both where they belong.
It'll be back.
A couple of really funny episodes but on the whole probably only a little better than the disappointing last couple seasons.
For a couple of specials perhaps, but I'd be amazed if they do a proper series.Originally Posted by Yevrah
I thought that was quite poignant.
BUT.
I thought, for once, just for once, they might have gone for the happily ever after finale. It would have jarred so much with the show as a whole, would have been an interesting end.
That's kind of what happened in The Office...
That just didn't feel like a last episode, somehow. I don't know if that actually means anything but it seemed a bit odd.
'Last ever' is basically just a marketing line now. Everything will go on until forever unless either there's a finite amount of story to tell or the people involved get too big for the thing.
@Henry Good point, forgot about that. In fact, I always forget how great those Office specials were.
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